Unfortunately, no. Since the bank marked my account as having changed
the password, I no longer get the error (which may have been 15000 and
not 15500). If anyone knows of software which can change the password,
I'd be glad to try to trace the messages when it happens.
Jack
On 2013.06.24 06:36, Thomas Baumgart wrote:
Hi,
here's what I received as answer from a libOFX developer:
-----8<----
The libofx library only implements the import of OFX files. It does
not
implement the communication with a DirectConnect OFX server, and
hence also
cannot implement changing the password. The aqbanking library, on the
other
hand, implements the DirectConnect OFX method. Unfortunately even
there no
password change is implemented so far. (@Martin P, is this correct?)
Hence,
currently there is no possibility for KMyMoney to offer this feature.
Sorry
for that.
-----8<----
I have no idea how the password change mechanism works. Can you trace
the OFX
messages sent and received when the request happens?
Thomas
On Friday 21 June 2013 19:25:40 Jack wrote:
> I've been trying to get ofx direct connect access to the two banks I
> use for several years, and I finally got one of them set up today,
> thanks to a fortuitous phone call with a tech person at the bank who
> actually has a brain.
>
> For Citizen's Bank (originally in the New England area of the US,
but
> now expanded to a dozen states) it's easy to download OFX files, but
> direct connect requires specifically registering, which might cost
> money depending on your particular type of account. The user name
and
> password assigned are different from the web credentials for on-line
> access. I set this up a month ago, but using the new credentials,
> continued to get 15500 errors. It turns out that the actual error
was
> the need to change the password on first use. Apparently Quicken
(and
> perhaps some other software) recognizes the message and supports
> changing the password. The person I spoke with managed to tell the
> system the password was changed, so now I have good access.
>
> Question - does anyone know if libOFX allows for changing the
password
> (and recognizing this condition)? Unfortunately, I can't test it
since
> my access is now ok, but I have a feeling my bank contact would
assist
> with testing if necessary. Actually - I could test changing the
> password now, just not receiving that error.
>
> Second - if libOFX does allow changing password - what is the chance
> KMM can surface that functionality?
>
> If not, should I check directly with the libOFX developer? Is there
> any other place to research this issue?
>
> Finally, does anyone know any other software which would allow
changing
> the password?
>
> Thanks for any suggestions.
>
> Jack
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